Complacent

And I think that’s all Sark’s intent was – to push Ewers to not feel complacent.

And it’s because they looked so complacent themselves.

Are generations who have seen only progress and lived during times of equality going to be complacent in the face of a potential backsliding in rights?

Based on his discussions with Todt, Bautista said some drivers are complacent that because they live only a few kilometers away from a watering hole, they can drink to their hearts’ content, leading to accidents.

Capricorn, This is an active week and even if you’re taking well-deserved time off, you’ll be able to rubbish the oft-repeated jibe that yours is a lazy and complacent sign.

Do we want a sheltered or complacent college career, where we might have a high GPA but nothing to show for it outside of the classroom?

Everton must not get complacent and the past fortnight has highlighted the vulnerability of a small squad during a hectic schedule.

Falconer knows the key to success is consistency and knows they can't afford to be complacent against anyone.

He also echoed calls by the boss of for more to be done to protect workers from attacks and blamed complacent authorities which have 'allowed' lawlessness.

He warned residents not to become complacent, despite the projects, as everyone needs to remain vigilant with regards to the metro's water resources.

I don’t want to get complacent and comfortable,” says Singh, who loves to travel with her family.

Kane Cornes said there were signs from when the Cats first ran out on the ground that they had grown complacent.

Major studios have become complacent, relying on giving the treatment to their old IP with their publicly traded necromancy.

Mr Brown has now suggested the company got complacent when it came to pricing.

Only a presidential investigation could expose how NASA, sitting on its laurels, had become complacent and inefficient.

Perhaps, then, Maresca’s pre-match message that this would be their most difficult game of the season stopped his players from becoming complacent.

She proved her worth as a member of the Council, but the problem was that he had grown somewhat stale and complacent by now, while Soma's creative dish had a little more merit.

So it may be prudent not to be too complacent.

So we can’t be complacent.

Suella Braverman has been accused by Labour of delivering a “dangerously complacent” response to a scathing review of the Metropolitan Police.